Roll Call

Eagle Mountain, UT

Eagle Mountain City Council, 6 June 2023

6 motions · 4 ordinance lines · 0 resolution lines

Motions and roll-call votes

Motion as recorded

passed with a unønÍmous vote.

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
Councilmember Love moved to approve the consent agendø, removing item 14.8. ønd pløcíng ít as a scheduled item- Cowncílmember Burnham seconded the motion. Those Voting Yes Those Voting No Those Abstøining Those Absent X tr n n Donna Burnham Donnø Burnham Donna Burnharn Donna Burnham X tr tr n Colby Curtis Colby Cwrtß Colby Curtis Cohy Curtís X ¡ fl ¡ Jared Grøy Jared Grøy Jared Gray Jøred Gray X tr n tr Carolyn Love Cørolyn Love Cørolyn Love Cørolyn Love X Brett Wríght ¡ Brett lhíght ! Brett Wright ¡ Brett lltright

Motion as recorded

passed wíth a vote of 3 to 2.

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
councilmember Love moved to øpprcve the preliminary plat ønd site planfor Parkway Fíelds Phase c approvíng all the townhomes to be built when they can be platted with the condition that the applicønt shall cause all townhouse baíldings' two exterior sídíng møteríal types cover øt least 30% of øll sides (ends) of eøch buìldìng. Councilmember Gray seconded the motion. Those Votíng Yes Those Votíng No Those Abstøining Those Absent X tr n tl Donnø Burnhøm Donna Burnham Donna Burnhøm Donna Burnham ! X tr tr Colby Curtís Colby Curtis Colby Curtis Colby Curtß X tr tr n Jøred Grøy Jared Grøy Jared Gray Jared Gray X tr n tr Carolyn Love Cørolyn Love Carolyn Love Carolyn Love tr Brett ll/right X Brett Wright fl Brett Wríght n Brett Wright

Motion as recorded

pøssed with ø unanímous vote.

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
Councílmember Burnhøm moved to approve dn ordínance of Eøgle Mountaín Cíty, Utøh, reToníng certøin lands known øs TrípleTaíl to the Regionøl Technology ønd Industry Overløy Zone. Councilmember Love seconded the motion. Those Voting Yes Those Votíng No Those Abstaining Those Absent X Donna Burnham ! Donna Burnham n Donnø Burnhøm tr Donna Burnham X n ¡ n Colby Curtis Colby Curtß Colby Curtis Colby Curtis X n tl n Jared Grøy Jared Gray Jared Grøy Jared Gray X n tl n Carolyn Love Cørolyn Love Cørolyn Love Cørolyn Love X Brett Wright n Brett Wright n Brett Wright n Brett l;l/ríght

Motion as recorded

passed wíth a unønimous vote.

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
Councílmember Gray moved to øpprove øn ordinønce of Eøgle Mountøin City, Utah, amending the Eagle Mountøín Municipøl Code Section 17.25.040 Residentíal Development Støndørds to clarify minirnum setbøcks ønd set møximum footprÍnt coverage of øccessory structures. Mayor Pro Tempore Wright seconded the motion. Those Voting Yes Those Voting No Those Abstaíning Those Absent X n n tr Donnø Burnhøm Donna Burnham Donna Burnham Donna Burnhøm X tl tr tr Colby Curtis Colby Curtis Colby Curtis Colby Curtß X lared Gray n Jared Grøy ! Jared Gray n Jared Gray X n fl tr Carolyn Love Cørolyn Love Carolyn Love Cørolyn Love Eagle Mountain City Council Meeting - June 6,2023 Page l5 of20 Brett YYright Brett Wright ú Brett Wright n Brett Wright

Motion as recorded

Outcome not recorded

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
Councílmember Grøy moved to deny the disposøl of signiJicant real property identifted øs a portion of Utah County Purcel Number 58:04A:0547" Møyor Pro Tempore Wright seconded the motíon. Those Votíng Yes Those Voting No Those Abstøining Those Absent X Donna Burnhøm ! DonnøBurnham E Donna Burnham tr Donnø Burnkam X Colby Curtß fl Colby Curtß tr Colby Curtis ! Colby Curtís X tr ¡ n Jared Grøy Jøred Grøy Jøred Gray Jøred Gray X Cørolyn Love tr Cørolyn Love tr Cørolyn Love ! Carolyn Love X Brett Wrìght ! Brett ll/ríght tr Brett ll/right tr Brett Wright The motíon passed with a unanimous vote. 17. LEGISLATIVE ITEMS 17.A. Legislative Priorities List Director of Legislative Affairs Clifford Strachan updated the Council on the status of items on the legislative priorities list. He has completed research on second class city requirements and asked the Council their preferred method to identiff and address completed items. The City Council considered the process for ongoing and completed items and approved marking the second class city requirements as complete. Councilmember Curtis recommended adding specific criteria to Municipal Code standards to clarifu requirements and circumstances under which exceptions would be considered. Mr. Mumford explained that the Planning Department is working on small corrections to Municipal Code that they have identified but also desire to prioritize changes requested by the Council. Councilmember Curtis and Mayor Pro Tempore Wright requested that discussion items be added to this section of the agenda regarding potential sections of Municipal Code being placed under review prior to Planning staff drafting the changes, in order to provide direction. Mr. Mumford expressed concem about bypassing the Plar¡ring Commission in the process but said staff can reach out to the Council in instances where the standards are vague or unclear. Staff intends to seek feedback on complex items such as multifamily and commercial design standards for direction before Commission review" Potential code amendments are approved to be placed on the agenda by the Mayor. Mr. Strachan noted that there are varying preferences regarding desired amendments and stated the importance of recognizing the particular roles assigned to each parfy. He advised the Council to staff to bring forth their best ideas, information, and practices, and make adjustments as the Council directs, but to not cut off the ideas before they come. Mayor Pro Tempore Wright stated that in light of the directives from the State, he has concerns with the nuances and flexibilities in Municipal Code, particularly with Title 16. As much as he respects the Planning Commission, they are not professional planners and it is at the purview of the Council to determine the review authority. He is nervous to grant broad discretion in some cases and advocated reviewing applicable instances in Titles 16 and 17. Councilmember Curtis concurred and said he desires to give feedback on areas where the Council has discretion. Mr. Jerome explained that staff can misunderstand when Councilmembers are stating an opinion veÍsus when they are providing direction. Administrator Items are intended to allow the Council to provide direction to staff as a body in a public setting. Staff will make changes as directed by the Council during their review, regardless of the staff recommendation. He beseeched staff and the Council to trust in the process and to respect each other's roles. Eagle Mountain Cify Council Meeting - June 6,2023 Page l8 of20 Discussion resolved miscommunications with previous items and explored the importance of recognizing varying perspectives of staff and elected officials. Mr. Mumford explained the upcoming review of discretionary changes to Title 16 for Council consideration, and stated the City has until February 2024 to complete the changes. 18. CITYCOLINCIL/MAYOR'SBUSINESS None. 19. CITY COTINCIL BOARD LIAISON REPORTS Councilmember Bumham Councilmember Burnham said the Youth Council meets the second Wednesday of the month. The transition from the current to the newly elected representatives will occur at their next meeting. The City is still in need of Youth Council advisors. Councilmember Curtis Councilmember Curtis reminded residents the rodeo will be July 8-10 at7:00 p.m. at the rodeo grounds. He thanked the Cemetery Advisory Board for the Memorial Day program. Councilmember Gray None Councilmember Love Councilmember Love said the Library Advisory Board has activities for younger children and for teens planned for the summer. Mayor Pro Tempore Wrieht Mayor Pro Tempore Wright recognized the American Legion's activities and participation in other City events. They are raising funds by selling water at the derby and rodeo. The Senior Citizen Advisory Council is holding a Christmas In June event catered by R&R Barbeque on June 26th. Those interested in attending need to rsvp by emailing jroberts@emcity.org. 20 COMMUNICATION ITEMS 20.A. Upcoming Agenda Item 2t. ADJOURNMENT

Motion as recorded

Outcome not recorded

No roll call was recorded for this motion.

The motion as the minutes record it
Councilmember Gray moved to ødjourn at 10:24 p.m- Councilmember Curtis seconded the motion. Those Votíng Yes Those Voting No Those Abstøining Those Absent X Donnø Burnham n Donnø Burnham n Donna Burnham tr Ðonnø Burnhørn Eagle Mountain City Council Meeting - June 6,2023 Page l9 of20 ì X Colby Curtis E Colby Curtß tr Colby Curtß tr Colby Curtß X n n tr Jared Gray Jared Gray Jared Gray Jared Gray X Carolyn Love tr Carolyn Love tr Carolyn Love tr Carolyn Love X Brett Wright n Brett Wríght fl Brett ll/ríght tr Brett Wright The motíon pøssed wíth ø unanímous vote.

Ordinance mentions (4)

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  • p.12 15.4. ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING- An Ordinance ofEagle Mountain City, Utah,
  • p.13 15.8. ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain City, Utah,
  • p.14 to ensure compliance with the dark sky ordinance.
  • p.15 15.C. ORDINANCE/PUBLIC HEARING - An Ordinance of Eagle Mountain, Utah,

Source

Parsed from the city’s approved minutes, 2023-06-06__309.pdf, published through the Eagle Mountain CivicClerk portal.